Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
01-29-2008, 07:14 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
Originally Posted by ryan89crx
the 17mpg figure was before he put the leveling kit and larger tires 
Anyways, smaller motor, smaller truck, lighter truck, with a grandpa driving it. Who would have known it would get better gas mileage? :1
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01-29-2008, 07:22 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
Originally Posted by random-strike
CheVy NutZSiwNGer
9mpg is what they get DUUUH
9mpg is what they get DUUUH
MY ------- TRUCK with a BIGGER motor and BIGGER cab got 9 ------- miles to 1 gallon of gas. I don't give a ---- if you don't believe it or not because you read on the internet that they all get 80+mpg. I actually have experience with these trucks, UNLIKE YOU. All you can do is sit there and talk out of your *** and make claims to what you have read about on the internet. 
Everybody knows you swing from GM's nuts and will back ANYTHING and EVERYTHING about American made cars. You think Viper is the bestest car ever made, you think Dodge is gods gift to man, you think 17 year old twin turbo Rustangs get 60+mpg at WOT all day long. Nobody believes half the ---- that spews out of your mouth because everything you say is BIASED. :1
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01-29-2008, 07:24 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
i do think your truck got 9mpg.
i think you gased the ---- out of it everywhere and it needed a tuneup.
big deal
btw, everything i say it true. wether you want to believe it or not. and you gay exaggerations.... are gay
i think you gased the ---- out of it everywhere and it needed a tuneup.
big deal
btw, everything i say it true. wether you want to believe it or not. and you gay exaggerations.... are gay
01-29-2008, 07:46 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
Originally Posted by random-strike
i do think your truck got 9mpg.
i think you gased the ---- out of it everywhere and it needed a tuneup.
big deal
btw, everything i say it true. wether you want to believe it or not. and you gay exaggerations.... are gay
i think you gased the ---- out of it everywhere and it needed a tuneup.
big deal
btw, everything i say it true. wether you want to believe it or not. and you gay exaggerations.... are gay
Wow, you need to get some counseling or something. 
BTW, the truck had 19k miles on it. If it needed a tune-up I guess it really was a big pile of ----.
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01-29-2008, 08:32 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
warranty vs quality seems to be either/or. you buy for warranty, you buy a car made to break in warranty.
you buy for quality, and the need for warranty isn't as important. if it doesnt break in the first 3/36, or 5/60, then it isn't going to break. too bad domestics can't figure out how to over-engineer parts with quality materials, spend an extra $25 per car doing so, and save billions of dollars in warranty repairs.
you buy for quality, and the need for warranty isn't as important. if it doesnt break in the first 3/36, or 5/60, then it isn't going to break. too bad domestics can't figure out how to over-engineer parts with quality materials, spend an extra $25 per car doing so, and save billions of dollars in warranty repairs.
01-29-2008, 08:32 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
warranty vs quality seems to be either/or. you buy for warranty, you buy a car made to break in warranty.
you buy for quality, and the need for warranty isn't as important. if it doesnt break in the first 3/36, or 5/60, then it isn't going to break. too bad domestics can't figure out how to over-engineer parts with quality materials, spend an extra $25 per car doing so, and save billions of dollars in warranty repairs.
you buy for quality, and the need for warranty isn't as important. if it doesnt break in the first 3/36, or 5/60, then it isn't going to break. too bad domestics can't figure out how to over-engineer parts with quality materials, spend an extra $25 per car doing so, and save billions of dollars in warranty repairs.
01-29-2008, 08:35 PM
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Re: Bought a new (to us) car yesterday.
Originally Posted by random-strike
ya im sure its an extra 25 bucks. thats why the typical import with "nicer" interiors costs 10k more
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